Redditor uses event-driven scheduled tasks to make Dot actually follow SOPs
Danny7Guns · reddit · 2026-11-15
A Reddit user complains that Dot has been consistently inconsistent at adhering to SOPs in complex automation projects, requiring heavy babysitting.
His proposed fix: scheduled tasks can be event-driven, so he's creating triggered scheduled tasks that enforce his SOPs. Custom rules only support limited if/then responses, but event-triggered tasks offer a more flexible mechanism. He just implemented it tonight and plans to report back on results.
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